
Overview
The Daily Panchang section of AafnaiPatro presents traditional calendar concepts—Tithi, Paksha, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, sunrise and sunset—in a navigable Nepali-oriented web experience.

Live daily Panchang page screenshot, captured November 14 2026
Live functionality and presentation
Select a date or open the daily Panchang, using Nepal local time (Asia/Kathmandu)
Read Tithi, lunar half (Paksha), Nakshatra and Karana context
Explore transition times, sun/moon timing, and traditional interval definitions
Browse explanations of Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda, Gulika, Muhurta and related topics
Link calendar dates to dated archive pages and additional astronomical views
The important accuracy boundary
Calculated lunar/solar event times are not automatically official festival observance dates. Festivals, rituals and local customs can depend on which Tithi overlaps a prescribed ritual period, published calendar standards, locality and religious tradition. The product directs users to cross-check authoritative published sources for observance decisions.
My contribution
Independent product direction, information structure, multilingual UX, rule-boundary documentation, and iterative experience design.
Live Panchang: https://aafnaipatro.com/panchang
Related astronomical calendar: https://aafnaipatro.com/tools/astro
Disclosure: Independent product work. This is a descriptive interface case study, not a scientific validation or official Panchang certification.
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An astronomy-aware Nepali Panchang interface showing lunar-day and solar-timing context with explicit timezone and observance caveats.